Jerry Paris

I would have...

I wish I could have met Jerry Paris, to be honest with you.

I'm good friends with Jerry's kids.

In meeting them and becoming friends with them, they talk so much about what a fun guy Jerry was.

It was a cool e- so Gary Marshall, he was a writer.

Right.

And then, and then Jerry Paris, who you mentioned earlier, took over directing, right-

Yes

And, and, and, and the whole thing is being long...

It's long-term, you know? Hey, Jerry Paris used to tell us, uh, our director on Happy Days, who was one of the world's best, he said, "Don't, don't...

He, look, look at the end.

D- look, look at the, go around the track.

There's the nurse, played by Peggy Knudson.

There's Maurice Levine, played by Jerry Paris, who has become this successful playwright because of her influence and her defense of him against antisemitism.

Each of their stories is told in flashback, and we learned how she has influenced their lives.

Yeah.

There's Richard Deacon as the school principal.

I love him.

So that means, along with Jerry Paris, there's two alumni of The Dick Van Dyke Show.

Yeah.

You really feel like the message, whether it's from the studio bigwigs or from the director himself, perhaps.

What's his name? Jerry Paris, who I read died 10 days after this film was released.

There's very much the message of make this film more like the first Police Academy.

With little asterisks, which says, except without all the adult jokes or the sex jokes.